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--- updates:ops-new-way-of-adding-simulators [2020/02/25 14:51]
bartek
+++ updates:ops-new-way-of-adding-simulators [2020/02/28 11:09]
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 It is no longer required to add Simulator as a flight type 'Simulator' (in a tab TRIP) and then - once it's done - to add Journey Log.
+[{{ :leon:schedule:Add Simulator window.png?200|Add Simulator window}}]
+To add a new **Simulator** as the **plan**, click on {{:leon:schedule:New Simulator.png?nolink|}} button. Once a pop-up window shows, fill it in with details such as:  Aircraft type, Date, ADEP, ADES, BLOFF, BLON and Crew.
-To add a new **Simulator** click on {{:leon:schedule:New Simulator.png?nolink|}} button. Once a pop-up window shows, fill it in with details such as:  Aircraft type, Date, ADEP, ADES, BLOFF, T/O, LDG, BLON, Landings, Crew (CPT and FO), Pilot flying, Approach and Notes. All these details (apart from Notes) must be filled in in order to add SIM duty.
+{{:leon:schedule:sim plan.png?nolink|}}
+Once the SIM duty is **done** you can add details: T/O, LDG, Landings, Pilot Flying, Approach and Notes and Leon will show SIM duty in OPS with the grey colour indication and green dot.
-Added SIM duty will appear in OPS views with already **filled in Journey Log**.
 {{:leon:schedule:Simulator1.png?nolink|}}
-Added Simulator flight can always be edited and its details can be changed.
+In order to **edit** the Simulator, you need to click on it and the pop-up 'Edit Simulator' window will appear. There, you can update the relevant details and save the changes.

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